Tel Aviv-Journal of the Institute of Archaeology of Tel Aviv Universit

Papers
(The median citation count of Tel Aviv-Journal of the Institute of Archaeology of Tel Aviv Universit is 1. The table below lists those papers that are above that threshold based on CrossRef citation counts [max. 250 papers]. The publications cover those that have been published in the past four years, i.e., from 2021-06-01 to 2025-06-01.)
ArticleCitations
Archaeo-Material Study of the Cuneiform Tablet from Tel Beth-Shemesh9
Was the City-Wall of ʿAroer in the Negev of Judah Built in the Early Roman Period?6
Biblical Gilgal: A Common Place Name or a Cult Site near Jericho?6
The Debate on Negev Viticulture and Gaza Wine in Late Antiquity6
Locating Jerusalem’s Royal Palace in the Second Millennium BCE in Light of the Glyptic and Cuneiform Material Unearthed in the Ophel6
Archaeometallurgical Analysis of Lead Weights and Sling Bullets from Seleucid Tell Iẓṭabba: More on Lead Origin in Seleucid Palestine4
In Memoriam: Professor Ram Gophna (1928–2021)4
Metalworking in Cultic Spaces: The Emergence of New Offering Practices in the Middle Bronze Age Southern Levant4
Editor’s Foreword3
History, Economy and Administration in Late Iron Age Judah in Light of the Excavations at Mordot Arnona, Jerusalem3
An Israelite Residency at Mahanaim in Transjordan?3
On Two Anthroponyms from the Achaemenid Period3
The En-Gedi Spring Site and the Judahite Expansion into the Judaean Desert in the Late Iron Age2
A Roman Military Funerary Inscription from the Legionary Base of the VI Ferrata at Legio, Israel2
A Seal Impression of ‘ShemaꜤ Servant of Jeroboam’2
Mace in the Pre-Pottery Neolithic Ancient Near East2
Qlaʿ: A Royal Oil- and Wine-Production Centre in the Kingdom of Israel2
Hellenistic Ashdod-Yam in Light of Recent Archaeological Investigations1
Cult and Architecture in the Chalcolithic Period of the Southern Levant: The Case of En-Gedi and Teleilat Ghassul1
In Memoriam: Professor Ora Negbi (1929–2024)1
Plant Remains from Rothenberg’s Excavations in Timna: Smelters’ Food and Cultic Offerings at the Turn of the First Millennium BCE1
Between Israel and Phoenicia: The Iron IIA–B Fortified Purple-dye Production Centre at Tel Shiqmona1
Jerusalem’s Growth in Light of the Renewed Excavations in the Ophel1
The Secret in the Desert: Preliminary Conclusions from the Excavation of a Unique Burial Complex in the Negev Highlands1
Notes on the Rock-Cut ‘Space’ near the Gihon Spring1
Manasseh’s Wall and Construction Operations on the Western Slope of the Southeastern Hill of Jerusalem1
New Light on Six Inscriptions from Arad1
Mount Adir: An Iron I Polity in the Upper Galilee?1
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